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[Pinoylover 6]

I know this question been ask somewhere on here but is it normal not to get touched at all? Thanks

[Dan & Jenni 457]

I know this question been ask somewhere on here but is it normal not to get touched at all? Thanks

it depends on who by??

[Hank_ 9,174]

I know this question been ask somewhere on here but is it normal not to get touched at all? Thanks

Nope... not normal.... in fact I divorced my first wife because she was so cold..... errrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Opps!

Different touches....

Touches with USCIS mean nothing!

[Operator 1,927]

I know this question been ask somewhere on here but is it normal not to get touched at all? Thanks

No that is not normal. You obviously have some sort of hygiene issue.

If you are refering to your petition I wouldn't worry it doesn't mean much. I was touched a few times and never even felt it.

[Wally G! 58]

Patients Patients. There is no order to how petitions are approved. Most petitioner receive their NOA2 in 5 - 6 months. You are 3 months in. 2 - 3 to go. Start reviewing the US Embassy Manila packet. Make sure the beneficiary has all documents IDs. Look over the Medical, Review Embassy Interview questions and CFO.

Read over some Manila K-1 stories. Some of this will help pass the time. Other than that.. all you can do is wait.

Good Luck and God Bless!!

[ukcharlotte 4]

I know this question been ask somewhere on here but is it normal not to get touched at all? Thanks

Yes! I have seen it written that some case numbers just don't work properly on the USCIS system so I wouldn't be too concerned. There are also examples of members getting their NOA2s in the post (unexpectedly) a week or so after they were approved but the USCIS database hadn't changed from 'initial review'! In fact, one member only mentioned the other day that his status was still in 'initial review' and yet his wife was now a US citizen!

[Wally G! 58]

No that is not normal. You obviously have some sort of hygiene issue.

If you are refering to your petition I wouldn't worry it doesn't mean much. I was touched a few times and never even felt it.

ROTFL :rofl: :rofl:

[Pinoylover 6]

ok guys very funny! not! hehehehehehe Thanks for your input.

[Operator 1,927]

ok guys very funny! not! hehehehehehe Thanks for your input.

Seriously though it doesn't seem to mean much to get a "touch" as far as I can tell. The USCIS site isn't always accurate as it relates to status updates. Our approved petition was on its way to the consulate and it still had us listed as initial review. And, I'm sure your hygiene is just fine.

Good luck and hang in there!

[Andie 147]

While you can get through the whole process without your status leaving 'Initial Review'... it seems impossible to stop checking it constantly...

[photomile 101]

This seems appropriate

[Dan & Jenni 457]

This seems appropriate

if no one else is doing it then why the hell not